City candidates file nominating papers for Boston elections
Republican committee confirms nomination papers for mayor and alderman candidates across wards. Ex City Clerk Edwin A. Curtis and ex Alderman Sidney Cushing head multiple tickets, with numerous delegates in Wards 1 through 25. Councilmanic candidates list includes names across eleven wards, while Ward 25 features several unpledged and pledged slates. Columbia bicycles priced at $100 in 1895.
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Republican City Committee
Edwin A. Curtis
Sidney Cushing
Wesley A. Gove
Eben M. McPherson
Andrew P. Fisher
William E. Moulton
Thomas Boyd
Walter G. Grundy
Arnold Schupback
Olney M. Kimball
William Meichborn
Henry H. Chandler
Myron D. Cressy
William H. Preble
Israel &. Pierce
George N. Swallow
Charles F. Johnson
Adolphus B. Gunter
Charles Ruhl
John M. McGowen
Curtis
John J. Coffey
John F. Hazelton
George EB. Hunter
Sid Hedges
Ancients
New York
Isaac Fenno
Beard
George F. Currier
Thomas Sherwin
Civil Service Fame
Mark E. Wendel
Frank Howland
Isaac W. Adams
Elbridge Torrey
Granville Fuller
Henry B. Goodenough
Walter F. Burke
Board of Aldermen
Luther W. Drowne
Noddle Island
Charles T. Witt
Walter G. Greely
Richard Brison
Alderman Witt
Frank Meredith, Jr
Augustus W. Stone
John W. Turner
Albert Co. Lynn
M. W. Connelly
Louis C. Mouland
James F. Malone
George Oo. Shattuck
Alderman Hallstrom
Frank W. Brown
Jonathan A. Bascom
Frank Faulkner
Frank E. Park
M. C. Paige
Archibad Davidson
Osgood Blaney
William W. Nichols
William Tuttle
J. S. G. Huddleson
Jonathan Lane
William Berwin
Frank W. Hemenway
Charles Carleton Coffin
Huddleson
George E. Lovett
Lane
Berwin
Hemenway
Coffin
Sanford
Edward J. Jones
Albert C. Smith
Arthur L. Watson
Norman Mintz
Alfred A. Burnham, Jr
William B. Cutler
James A. Price
F. ©. White
Ward
John Perrins, Jr
Isaac P. Grage
Henry F. Coe
Edward P. Butler
Frederick A. Howe
Mark R. Wendell
Frank E. Ames
John E. Tuttle
Elbridge Lowery
Folsom
Homer Rogers
Freelon Morris
Councilmanic
G. R. W. Battis
Albert I. Newhouse
Joseph H. Barnes, Jr
Harry W. Colby
Robert Hodson, Jr
J. i. G.muro
Willa A. Warner
John B. Lowden
John T. Wilton
Samuel M. Irons
Walter C. Briggs
Charles D. Daggett
William H. Casey
George A. Garland
Fred M. Kimball
Abraham Hart
Robert J. McAlapa
John H. Givan
William H. Boardman
Winford Doyle
John R. Foster
Nelson I. Southwick
Samuel W. Washington
J. H. Allston
R. H. Back
J. E. Mullen
Stanley Ruffin
Walter L. Sears
Calvin M. Lewis
Edward S. Crockett
Edward H. McGuire
Alfred F. Kinney
Frank H. Briggs
George H. Moore
O. A. Newton
George A. Cocker
James H. Poplar
Charles H. Hall
J. W. Wharton
J. B. R. Pettee
Isaac Dergfees
Charles F. Sanborn
George Y. Banchor
F. O. Emerson
Henry W. Kisker
Charles A. Underwood
Joseph Curtis
K. Bullock
Edward Orchard
Frederick A. Wood
Kilburn
J. Brown
Andrew C. West
Herbert M. Manks
Thomas A. Batchelder
J. B. L. Bartlett
F. L. Codman
Varnum
Waugh
Francis F. Morton
B. A. Reed, Jr
William M. Farrington
Overhead Wires Claim Yet Another Victim Hilton Killed Inspecting Pole
A. T. Hilton a 27 year old night patrolman for the Boston Electric Light Company died after falling 25 feet from a Congress street pole while inspecting a lamp. He suffered a skull fracture and burns on his hands. He lived at 230 Tremont Street and was engaged to be married. He had worked four years for the company.
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A. T. Hilton
Boston Electric Light Company
Congress Street
Congress Square
Hilton
Jones
Lagrange Street
Tremont Street
Yarmouth
N. S
Electric Light Company
Mayfield Lost After Hurricane Encounter at Sea
The Victoria reports meeting the disabled Mayfield on Oct 26 at 44N 45W. The Victoria towed Mayfield 376 miles before parting in a hurricane on Oct 28. Victoria sustained bridge rail damage. Mayfield was lost sight of after the separation. Mayfield had sailed from Wilmington, North Carolina, on Oct 12 bound for Liverpool.
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London
Victoria
Dunkirk
New York
Mayfield
Chart House
Wilmington
N. C
Liverpool
Polling Booth Fire Damages Atlantic and Summer Junction
A fire alarm from Box 48 at 1 55 a m reported by Patrolman Russell Division 2 for a fire in a polling booth at the junction of Atlantic Avenue and Summer Street Extension. The booth was gutted and damage set at fifty dollars. Cause unknown.
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Russell
Division 2
Atlantic Avenue
Summer Street
Fire devastates St. Augustine's Church in Andover
Fire broke out in the vestry of St. Augustine's Roman Catholic Church on Essex street. for a time the roof burned, prompting aid from Ballardvale and Lawrence engines. The wooden church, near Hardy Cole lumber yard, suffered a collapsed roof and extensive damage estimated at sixty thousand dollars.
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Andover
St. Augustine’s
Ballardvale
Lawrence
Essex Street
Hardy & Cole’s
Andover Department
Yale and Princeton to meet at Manhattan Field on December 1
The annual Yale versus Princeton football game is scheduled for December 1 at Manhattan field in New York. Both teams prepare for the classic rivalry with the match set to attract large crowds and notable performances.
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New York
Yale
Princeton
Manhattan Field
Arrival of Andrew Hicks with oil and whale bone
News from New Bedford reports the bark Andrew Hicks reaching San Francisco with 300 barrels of oil and 6000 pounds of whalebone. The steamer Grampus, under Captain Vincent, arrived in San Francisco after three summers and two winters in the Arctic. Whaling schooner C. W. Morse was at St Michael's Western Islands on Oct 21 with 212 barrels of sperm oil.
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New Bedford
San Francisco
Andrew Hicks
Grampus
Vincent
Arctic Ocean
C. W. Morse
St. Michael's
Western Islands
Breadth and fairness in local journalism noted
The Traveller lauds the Post for impartial news coverage in the campaign. It calls the Post broad minded and enterprising for presenting both sides, including the A. P. A. expose, and for fair treatment of affairs despite political differences.
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Traveller
The
Post
Haverhill Man Found Not Guilty in Murder Plot Charge
Lawrence jury acquits Thomas Lowry of preaching and entering with intent to commit murder in a case tied to prison acquaintances and a later quarrel with Charles Clement. Lowry, released, was later found at Clement’s house and arrested.
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Lawrence
Thomas Lowry
Haverhill
Lowry
Charles Clement
Clement
House of Correction
Lynn Oil Stove Upset Causes 100 Dollar Fire
An oil stove in George Mason’s house at 12 Congress Street Lynn was upset last night. The resulting fire did $100 in damage and the fire department was alerted by a telephone message to the police station as the alarm system remains only partially repaired since Tuesday morning’s storm.
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Lynn
George Mason
Congress Street
Fragmented party winds shift in The North and South split
The piece notes Democratic weakness across the nation with solid Southern holes and Republican gains in states like Tennessee Missouri and North Carolina. It cites New York reform victories and a divided Tammany field plus reform mayoral success with Strong and Havemeyer winning pluralities.
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Tennessee
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Nebraska
Colorado
North Dakota
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Holman
Simpson
MacPherson
Wilson
Tom L. Johnson
Senate
New York
General Sickles
Timothy J. Campbell
Amos J. Cummings
New York City
Congress
Austin Ford
Patrick Ford
The
Irish World
New York City Elects Third Republican Mayor In History
New York City on November 7 elected a Republican or non partisan mayor for the third time. The first such win occurred in 1861 with Opdyke amid a Democratic split, and the second in 1872 when reform forces under the committee of twenty ousted Tweed era Tammany. The latest vote capped a decades long pattern of Republican or non partisan victories in the city.
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Tammany
William F. Havemeyer
Reform
Abraham Lawrence
Tammany Hall
James O’brien
Irving Hall
O’brien
Committee of Seventy
Havemeyer
William L. Strong
Rep
Hugh Grant
Strong
Hill
Reform City
New York
New York City
George Opdyke
Fernando Wood
Apollo Hall
C. Godfrey Gunter
Opdyke
Committee of Twenty
City of
Tammany of Tweed
U S States Vote Totals Show Mixed Results Across Regions
Results from several states indicate Republicans gaining in Connecticut Delaware Iowa and New Jersey while Democrats and Populists post varied outcomes in Alabama Kentucky Louisiana and other regions. Contests loom in multiple districts and governorships shift party lines with notable margins in several races.
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Montgomery
Ala
Advertiser
Denson
Harvard
Goodwin
Connecticut
Delaware
United States
Anthony Higgins
Iowa
Kentucky
Owens
Breckinridge
Denney
Louisiana
Nelson
New Jersey
Inexpensive yet ornate sideboards entice buyers
The ad touts low priced high grade sideboards with carved tov shelves fluted pillars and proof marks. It claims unmatched value this year due to excess stock from last season and urges customers to refresh their furniture this fall.
Wonson Awarded 500 Damages in Marguerite Case
Judge Hall awarded Wonson of Gloucester 500 for damages to the schooner Marguerite after it fell over on Morgan's way. The court found no proof the cargo was in good condition when hauled out and denied loss of fish claims. The Marguerite carried mackerel bound for New York, went ashore in Long Island Sound, and required repairs at Morgan Iron Works after listing on the ways.
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Gloucester
New London
Conn
New York
Long Island Sound
Morgan Iron Works
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